The Story
The GaGà Milano Skeleton Vinicius Jr. Limited Edition Watch is a striking tribute to the Real Madrid star, blending Swiss craftsmanship with bold sports-inspired design. Featuring a Swiss Made mechanical hand-wound movement with an extended 48-hour power reserve, this timepiece stands out for its technical prowess and athletic flair.
Housed in a robust 48mm black PVD 316L stainless steel case with a durable carbon fibre bezel, the watch boasts a silver-tone skeleton dial accented by black PVD hands and luminescent details. A convex mineral glass with scratch-resistant treatment protects the dial, while the sapphire crystal exhibition caseback reveals the intricate hand-wound mechanism, celebrating GaGà Milano’s mechanical mastery.
This limited edition (only 800 pieces worldwide) is completed with a black leather strap and a black PVD deployment buckle. Showcasing Vinicius Jr.’s number and logo on the dial, this collector’s piece captures the energy and charisma of one of football’s brightest stars.
Description
The GaGà Milano Skeleton Vinicius Jr. Limited Edition Watch is a striking tribute to the Real Madrid star, blending Swiss craftsmanship with bold sports-inspired design. Featuring a Swiss Made mechanical hand-wound movement with an extended 48-hour power reserve, this timepiece stands out for its technical prowess and athletic flair.
Housed in a robust 48mm black PVD 316L stainless steel case with a durable carbon fibre bezel, the watch boasts a silver-tone skeleton dial accented by black PVD hands and luminescent details. A convex mineral glass with scratch-resistant treatment protects the dial, while the sapphire crystal exhibition caseback reveals the intricate hand-wound mechanism, celebrating GaGà Milano’s mechanical mastery.
This limited edition (only 800 pieces worldwide) is completed with a black leather strap and a black PVD deployment buckle. Showcasing Vinicius Jr.’s number and logo on the dial, this collector’s piece captures the energy and charisma of one of football’s brightest stars.
